In July 2007, prosecutors completed the primary investigation for the criminal case of the crash. The investigation was extended until October 2007 as another analysis was requested by the court. It was later extended again to June 2008 and again to September 2008. Following extensive consideration, the criminal case investigation was terminated in March 2010 by authorities from East Siberian Department for Transport of the Investigative Committee. A memorial for the victims of the crash was erected at Mozhaisky Street, near the crash site of Flight 778. A service was held in July 2015 to commemorate the accident. The service was attended by families of the victims, representatives from Irkutsk Airport and S7 Airlines. See also TAM Airlines Flight 3054, a Brazilian aviation disaster which occurred due to hydroplaning and keeping forward thrust on the engine whose thrust reverser was deactivated a year later. References External links Interstate Aviation Committee Investigation profile page Final accident investigation report (Archive) – English translation done by and hosted by the Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety (BEA). Investigation profile page (Archive) – The Russian version is the version of record Final report (Archive) Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety "Accident in Irkutsk on 11 July 2006." (Archive) S7 Airlines notice about the accident (Archive) Multimedia Aviation accidents and incidents in Russia Aviation accidents and incidents in 2006 Accidents and incidents involving the Airbus A310 Irkutsk July 2006 events in Russia 2006 disasters in Russia Airliner accidents and incidents involving runway overruns Airliner accidents and incidents caused by pilot error